Why is fortune telling so accurate?

First of all, ordinary fortune tellers cheat money. What they said is accurate for the simple reason that everything he said is two-sided. For example, he said that something terrible will happen to you tomorrow, and then he will teach you some ways to avoid this kind of disaster. When tomorrow comes, if you don't encounter a disaster, it's easy, because if you do what he says, of course you won't; If you meet him, he will say that you haven't done enough (he won't give you any standards in advance, but he is in charge now). This is of course accurate. As for the knowledge about some things about you, in fact, fortune tellers will learn some information about you by observing, asking questions and then asking you in a speculative tone. If you are right, you will think he is right, but if you are wrong, he will immediately ask you another close information.

Of course, I'm talking about ordinary fortune tellers (especially those who set up stalls to tell fortune). However, there are really people in this world who can have some special skills, such as predicting the future. These people do exist, but generally this ability is not needed when he says it is used, and it is often time-consuming. Some of them actually have connections with other worlds. Like some witches, they are actually making friends with ghosts, and ghosts will enable them to know something (ghosts here refer to ghosts in the Bible, not ghosts in novels). However, when these people meet Christians, they often fail to exert their abilities.

If the fortune teller you are talking about is a professional fortune teller, I suggest you pretend not to hear anything, because if you think about what he told you, you will find nothing.